Zombie Night Terror

I have barely started playing this game, and I sort of see how the game is meant to teach you on the move, but I wish there was an actual tutorial and I could stop guessing how things work, because apparently X works sometimes but not always and one action can have very differing consequences just from luck I guess. The game is basically a zombie simulator where you lead your horde on the way and they pretty much just walk back and forth, you have some control by being able to choose to smash down doors or walk the stairs, but really you have next to no options, especielly when there are enemies with weapons on hand. I have no idea how you are supposed to play some levels and I am not sure if they can even be beaten without looking up guides. I fail to see how anyone could rate this game as a 5/5, a perfect game, but it is functional and it does work, so it isn't complete trash, but if given the choice to put a pricetag on it, half a dollar/euro. This game was free on flashgame sites a decade ago, and it is not even fun enough to me to qualify as anything but trash. I came for the boobs, and I left because it is all about luck and being the kind of person who sits up and plays a level 500 times to get that .1% chance to happen to make the level 100% completed.

I'm on level 10 or 11 (out of 50) & so far & this is quite a fun game. It takes a while to get used to the playing dynamics & the best strategies etc. They did not go for frustration, so the challenges are simply a bonus. It's good. Recommended.

I had fun cracking all the different campaigns + challenges. The level editor is also nice. The game is not well optimized though. Big pixels but it is eating my CPU as crazy!

Very good lemmings clone

Being not exactly the speed-run type of player and all too often stressed out by micro-management prerequisites, I was a bit hesitant at first. Then I decided to go for the game -- based on its good reviews -- and did not give it too much of a try after the initial keyboard controls screen (seemed kind of hard to remember, all those keys). This was basically what kept me from playing at first. On giving it a try, though, I found that the controls and features are neatly introduced in a step-by-step fashion. You do not need to cram anything into your head. You do not have to act fast, but may pause (or pseudo-pause, e.g. by entering the throwing mode) any time. You do not need to rush to micro-management. The gist of the game is solving puzzles on how to spread a zombie disease. This may look easy in Dawn / Shaun of the Dead, but this game makes it increasingly difficult. One major problem is that zombies will die (once and for all) pretty easily: They may fall too deep, they may be struck or shot to death by opponents, they may be locked somewhere, they may run out of "DNA". The levels are really puzzling at times, and this is the only weakness of the game: At times, the game forces the player to experiment on how to solve a certain task, by introducing new opponents, e.g. The otherwise logic-based game becomes a wholly experience-driven game at these points of time. You need to know (or guess) the effects of a "new" interaction in order to proceed. While this has some charm to it, it does not correspond to the majority of the experience. The rest is all good. I did not see any difficulty level switch, but by providing an additional challenge for each level there are two levels of difficulty in-built without hampering the game flow. Towards the end the difficulty became repetitive / tiring for my taste. Graphics are a bit retro, but really fit, I love the game "speech audio", I like the humour, and the German-language version is incredibly well written. A fun game!